A kaleidoscopic social history of the year that shaped the modern world
Christopher Sandford Book order
July 1, 1956
Christopher Sandford is a celebrated biographer, known for his insightful explorations of legendary figures in music and film. His writing style is characterized by a keen understanding of his subjects' personalities and creative journeys. Sandford's works are praised for their depth and meticulous research, offering readers a compelling look into the lives of the artists he profiles. His editorial work often delves into the less-examined facets of famous individuals' lives.
- 2024
- 2023
Kennedy and Great Britain
The Special Relationship
This book delves into the significant bond between a renowned U.S. president and Great Britain, highlighting the historical context and personal dynamics that shaped their relationship. It offers insights into diplomatic strategies, cultural exchanges, and the impact of this alliance on international relations during a pivotal era. Through detailed analysis, the narrative reveals how this connection influenced both nations and contributed to shaping modern geopolitics.
- 2022
This book tells the story of the extraordinary link between actual murder and the greatest detective story writer of all time.
- 2022
The first dual biography of Surrey and England 'spin twins' Jim Laker and Tony Lock, who helped their county and Test teams to an unparalleled run of dominance in the 1950s. Besides their peerless achievements on the field, the two men had little in common, although both courted controversy. This is the full story of the pair's uneasy partnership.
- 2022
The classic biography of the Rolling Stones - updated for their 60th anniversary
- 2021
Victor Lustig
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
A fresh account of one of history's most notorious con artists by an acclaimed biographer
- 2019
Keeper of Style
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The life and times of the great Middlesex and England wicketkeeper-batsman John 'JT' Murray. A treasure trove of cricketing stories is recounted by Murray, who describes in droll anecdotal detail the great Tests, tours and the parade of celebrities, sporting and otherwise, that he encountered in 25 years as a professional sportsman.
- 2019
The Second World War through the eyes of the leading British cricketers of 1939.
- 2018
Zeebrugge
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
The dramatic story of the 1918 Zeebrugge raid and the men who volunteered in their hundreds for this suicidally dangerous mission, based on first-hand accounts.
- 2018
Timely exploration of an iconic US president's close relationship with Great Britain